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Roger Marques
Roger Marques is a Brazilian Christian musician who gained attention with his 2009 debut album 'Teu Santo Espírito.' The title track became widely known in...
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Roger Marques is a Brazilian Christian musician who gained attention with his 2009 debut album 'Teu Santo Espírito.' The title track became widely known in Brazil, and other songs like 'Basta Querer' and 'Celebrando o Impossível' followed. His music draws from church choir roots and Brazilian rhythms.
In 2015, Marques was diagnosed with throat cancer and underwent treatment. He has faced criticism over some lyrics that listeners found too sensual for worship music, though he has defended his approach as an expression of faith.
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